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MABP
(redirected from Mean Arterial Blood Pressure)

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MABPMean Arterial Blood Pressure
MABPMulti-Armed Bandit Problem (mathematics)
MABPMaster of Advanced Business Practice (degree)
MABPMaximum Allowable Back Pressure


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Since then, Lynch and his colleagues have demonstrated that human speech, over and above the influence of emotionally charged topics, is usually accompanied by a rapid increase of between 10 and 50 percent in subjects' systolic, diastolic and mean arterial blood pressures.
Signs and sounds of high blood pressure by Bower, Bruce / Science News
Additionally, the group receiving Oxycyte at the higher dose maintained mean arterial blood pressure at a relatively higher level, which could indicate a further improvement in the cerebral blood flow after traumatic brain injury.
Synthetic Blood Announces Positive Results from Traumatic Brain ... by Business Wire
Results: The average of all of the ankle blood pressures was significantly higher for all systolic and mean arterial blood pressure readings.
Brachial blood pressure monitoring versus ankle monitoring during ... by DiPalma, Jack A. / Southern Medical Journal
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